This slide shows Deutsche Bank’s VaR and sVaR trends for 2024, illustrating daily risk metrics and profit/loss volatility. Quarterly averages highlight changes in risk exposure and stress scenarios.

Tracks group trading book VaR and sVaR against trading profit and loss from Q4 2023 to Q3 2024. Shows average values for VaR, sVaR, and highlights volatility spikes. Useful for evaluating risk control effectiveness in trading operations.

Tracks Deutsche Bank’s market risk exposure via Value-at-Risk metrics and trading P&L fluctuations over time. Average sVaR and VaR are labeled quarterly. Highlights include risk peaks and P&L volatility patterns, helping assess the bank’s trading risk profile.

Visualizes Deutsche Bank’s trading risk metrics with 99% confidence level. Highlights stability in VaR and sVaR levels, with spikes in P&L volatility. Useful for understanding trading risk exposure and stress scenarios.

Analyzes trading risk within the bank's portfolio, highlighting Value-at-Risk and stressed scenarios over time. Key for risk management teams to monitor and adjust strategies based on trading volatility and market conditions. Useful in financial planning and risk mitigation efforts.

This slide provides a comparative analysis of VAT rates across Southern African countries, highlighting Namibia's position and its implications for trade and consumer prices in a regional context.

The Americas fintech market saw record VC investment in H1 2021 across multiple segments. Each quadrant displays historical deal value and deal count for Total, Venture, M&A, and PE activity, highlighting notable spikes in PE growth activity ($2.75B) and venture activity ($30.7B).

Analyzes sectoral trends in Asian VC investments from 2018–2024. Shows strong concentration in pharma, consumer goods, and commercial services. Sector allocation remains relatively stable but hints at increased focus on strategic industries.

Capital concentration is increasing in software and healthcare sectors, particularly pharma and health systems. Deal count remains relatively balanced, but the majority of VC dollars are flowing into fewer, dominant sectors.

The left chart disaggregates venture financing by stage, while the right shows corporate participation trends in VC deals. The slide highlights resurgence in corporate-backed VC deals after a decline, signaling renewed strategic interest.

The slide illustrates continued momentum in fintech venture activity across EMEA in 2021, highlighting record-high investments. It splits VC investments by stage and corporate participation, showing significant Q2 2021 growth, particularly in later-stage VC.

Visualizes deal volume distribution by buyer type. While most categories declined in 2024, venture capital deals surged by 63% to multi-year highs. Domestic and foreign strategic deals fell modestly.

Series D and B dominate QT VC deals, showing focus on scaling up mature start-ups. The 2023 data indicates a strong preference for Series B over earlier or later-stage funding. Seed and Series E are minimal.

Shows decline in creative subject participation among VCE students, indicating trends in education preferences

This slide shows the global median deal size in millions by funding series from 2018 to 2024, highlighting a rebound in 2024 for later-stage (D+) financing and stable or slightly increasing sizes in earlier rounds like Seed and Series A–C. Investors appear to be regaining confidence.

The slide highlights cautious investor sentiment in the U.S. VC market, showing median deal size by funding stage (2018–2024*) and the proportion of up, flat, and down rounds. Notably, venture growth deal sizes dropped while down and flat rounds increased.

Discusses the differences in funding structures for deep tech companies in France and North America, highlighting potential improvements.

Venture activity in Q2 2021 reached new highs, driven largely by Later VC rounds. Charts show a significant jump in deal value and counts compared to previous quarters, reflecting growing investor confidence and maturing startups. Corporate participation in VC deals also increased sharply.

Lists top ten QT VC/PE deals in 2023. Only five exceeded $50M. Includes information on country, segment, and deal type. Highlights QT investment concentration in QC hardware and software across France, UK, Australia, and Germany.

Focusing on the decrease in active VC investors amid a challenging fundraising environment, this slide is crucial for understanding market conditions and preparing risk management strategies for businesses and investors navigating a competitive venture landscape.

This slide contrasts the stability of median deal sizes across stages with a bar graph showing the proportion of up, flat, and down rounds globally from 2018 to 2024. It suggests a reversion to pre-boom norms amid cautious investing.

This slide compares deal size trends across VC stages and the distribution of deal rounds (up, flat, down) from 2018 to 2024. Despite high valuations, down rounds remain significant, reflecting investor caution.

Emphasizes the need for suppliers to gain new competencies in electronics/software to lead in future vehicle dynamics, including ADAS and cybersecurity.

Describes a holistic approach to vehicle lifecycle management focusing on increasing revenue and utilization through different phases and ownership models.

The slide highlights how vehicle parts imports, essential for domestic production, would incur significant cost increases under both tax proposals, especially from Mexico and China.

Illustrates the compounded cost impact on US-made vehicles due to import tariffs on parts. Shows per vehicle cost increases under both tax scenarios, emphasizing the contribution from Mexican and Chinese components.

Shows projections for light vehicle production in ASEAN-6, forecasting Thailand and Indonesia as dominant hubs by 2030. Provides context with broader Asian rankings and growth forecasts. Commentary emphasizes Vietnam, Philippines, and Indonesia's rapid production capacity growth.

Vehicle production volumes grew globally from 2012–2017e, with China leading. NAFTA showed a decline, while South America saw a rebound in 2017. World production maintained steady growth.

This slide illustrates the regional shift in global vehicle production. Asia, particularly China, is expected to gain the largest share, while traditional markets like Europe, NAFTA, and Japan/Korea decline. Growth projections and share deltas support the regional rebalancing trend.

This slide is useful for analyzing trends in the automotive sector, particularly how different regions are recovering from economic impacts of COVID-19 on vehicle sales. It allows stakeholders to compare market dynamics and consumer confidence across various countries, aiding in strategic planning for production adjustments, marketing strategies, and inventory management. The clear month-by-month breakdown helps in understanding the timing and effectiveness of economic recovery measures and consumer sentiment towards vehicle purchases.

This slide forecasts light vehicle sales through 2030 for the U.S., Europe, China, and Brazil. It shows recent trends and projected growth or stagnation in each region, with percentage change annotations and historical context.

Examines monthly passenger vehicle sales trends, indicating a return to pre-pandemic levels in the US and Asia, but slower recovery in Europe.

Highlights trends in passenger vehicle sales post-COVID-19, with data showing significant recovery or growth spikes in various regions.

This slide shows vehicle sales trends segmented by propulsion type (ICE, PHEV, BEV) over time. It outlines three distinct periods: the semiconductor shortage, recovery, and increased EV penetration, illustrating how powertrain mixes are evolving through 2030.

Evaluates how consumer spending intentions on vehicles have shifted due to the pandemic, offering insights into economic behavior and planning.

Explores consumer interest in vehicle subscription models, highlighting the importance of cost control, convenience, and flexibility.

This slide tracks the increase in average curb weight of midsize vehicles across generations and discusses the need for lightweighting to meet emissions goals. Key drivers include safety and comfort features, while current trends focus on engine downsizing and advanced materials.

Shows preferences for purchasing from specialized vs. non-specialized vendors among brick-and-mortar and online shoppers, noting the dominance of online dealers.

Illustrates total venture capital amounts received by startups in different German federal states in 2023 vs. 2024. Bavaria surpasses Berlin with €2.3B in 2024. Funding grew in 8 states and fell in the other 8, reflecting a shift in investment concentration.

Reviews the evolution of venture capital investment in Brazil, emphasizing major investments and the development of the venture ecosystem over recent years.

This slide shows the reduced size and frequency of corporate VC participation in fintech and declining median venture deal sizes across stages from 2018 to 2021. The accompanying text discusses consolidation trends and cautious late-stage financing.

The chart tracks venture financing trends in the Americas from 2018 to Q3 2024, indicating that dealmaking has stabilized post-2021 highs. Despite occasional mega-deals, overall activity has normalized, supported by steadier figures across VC stages.

This slide outlines venture capital (VC) deal trends, showing a steady increase in volume with a peak in 2024, while deal values peaked in 2022 and declined after. High tech and industrial sectors accounted for most of the activity, with AI-related deals playing a key role in early-stage fundraising momentum.

This slide highlights trends in venture financing in Europe from 2018 to Q3 2024. It presents deal value, deal count, and stage-wise VC activity. Commentary notes that the ecosystem remains stable despite macro volatility and sectoral shifts.

This slide shows a consistent decline in both capital raised and the number of venture funds in Asia from 2018 to 2024. The drop is particularly stark in 2024, signaling subdued investor sentiment and liquidity constraints in the market.

Details the methodology of the joint study on Indonesia’s venture capital outlook by Google and A.T. Kearney, highlighting data sources and research.

This slide provides insights into the venture capital investments by European financial institutions, focusing on the fintech sector. It compares the number of fintech versus non-fintech investments made by each institution.

The slide presents data on venture capital investments in various tech-propelled markets, highlighting significant growth areas and the focus countries for these investments.

The slide shows that venture capital (62%) and other private capital dominate QT investments. There is a notable increase in VC contribution in 2023. Corporate and public investments remained relatively stable.

Analyzes the trends in venture capital investments in mobility and transport technology, highlighting a decline in mobility investment and an increase in AI investment.

Tracks quarterly venture financing trends in the Nordics from 2018 to Q3 2024, showing fluctuations in deal value and count. Commentary highlights promising early-stage activity and potential IPO market developments in 2025.

This slide presents the current status of venture capital and private equity in terms of available capital and fundraising trends, signaling possible shifts in investment strategies and market outlooks. It's vital for discussions on the health of the investment sector and can help guide strategic decisions based on funding availability.

This slide indicates that venture capital and private funding dominate QT investments, making up nearly 80% of inflows, with significant growth in 2022.

The slide breaks down QT investment sources and deal stages, showing that venture capital dominates, and most funding goes to Series A through C. It emphasizes the ecosystem’s maturity level.

This slide breaks down the types of investors and investment deal stages in QT startups from 2001–21. Venture capital dominates with 43%, and 90% of funding is concentrated in Series A–D stages, showing a focus on established companies rather than early-stage ventures.

Illustrates venture capital funds' remaining investment in the SEA region with $15B, emphasizing a continued but cautious approach amidst economic downturns.

The slide compares the startup ecosystems in Southeast Asia, with a focus on the number of small startups, unicorns, and centaurs in different countries. Singapore's dominance in successful startups and venture capital activity is highlighted, offering insights into the region's investment climate.

This slide presents an analysis of venture capital investment trends in technology within the Transport & Logistics industry, highlighting major investments and players in the market space.

This slide offers a comparative analysis between the venture investing and equity market capitalization across various sectors from 2013 to 2017. It underscores the technology sector's ability to attract a larger share of venture investments relative to its market capitalization, suggesting a higher investment activity within the sector.

Analyzes the distribution of unicorns across various cities, regions, and industry sectors, illustrating key market concentrations.

It provides a detailed analysis of U.S. venture capital activities, highlighting investment and exit trends as well as IPO price-to-sales ratios.

The slide shows consistent quarterly momentum in venture activity and corporate VC participation. It highlights deal values, counts, and funding types (Angel, Early, Later VC), pointing to sustained growth and investor confidence in fintech innovation through H1 2021.

This slide assesses the venture capital deal flow and the recovery of investments in California, providing a detailed look at market dynamics and investment distribution by sector. It can be used by financial professionals to analyze regional investment trends and competitive market conditions.

The slide compares the venture funding and activity levels for different Climate FinTech themes, emphasizing that direct mitigation is receiving the least attention and funding. It uses column charts to visually represent the data and highlights key statistics for each theme.

This slide illustrates a trend of mid-market fundraising dominance in Europe from 2018 to 2024, while also showing a gradual increase in first-time venture funds. It reflects investor behavior and evolving fund allocation strategies over time.

Focusing on the number of venture deals versus deal value, the slide highlights a decline in the number of deals since 2015 while showing a continued increase in deal value. It explores possible causes for this trend and its implications on the venture investing market, emphasizing the role of mega-rounds and the changing dynamics of venture capital investment.

The slide illustrates the growth trend of the global venture-investing market, with key historical points such as the dot-com crisis and subsequent recovery, and markers for the founding of major tech companies and their IPOs. It analyzes the resilience of the venture market in the face of global economic challenges and underlines the strong growth in deal values, particularly post-2003.

As a title slide, this introduces the theme of the presentation, which is an assessment of the influence of major technology firms on venture capital investment. It establishes the collaborative nature of the report between Oliver Wyman and Facebook.

The slide categorizes actively hiring tech firms by their growth stage. Venture-stage companies represent the largest share at 31.3%, followed by growth (25.5%), seed (22.3%), and established (20.9%). The content explains why venture-stage companies lead and notes the implications of early-stage firms actively recruiting despite resource limitations.

Analyzing global technology venture investing, this slide compares regional deal values and numbers, highlighting the continued growth against a backdrop of contracting deal numbers. It is useful for regional market analysis.

Describes Deloitte's services in the venturing lifecycle, from strategy and positioning to partnership and deal execution. The slide is useful for understanding how Deloitte assists companies in creating and capturing value in ecosystems.

The slide presents a strategic plan for increasing record counts accessible for verification services, highlighting current standings, short-term and mid-term goals, and strategies to expand the client base and partnerships.

The slide critiques the ineffectiveness of current vertical integration strategies in healthcare, stating that financial performance hasn't improved and buyer behavior hasn't changed. It highlights the need for a new operating model and playbook, as most service providers still market separately to payers and providers.

The slide highlights that ultra-high and high spenders will drive 65–80% of luxury market growth by 2027, despite representing a small share of consumers. Emphasis is placed on targeting these valuable segments for strategic growth.

This slide highlights the growing importance of video in digital consumer engagement, emphasizing the shift towards video consumption over other online activities in Southeast Asia. It's a valuable tool for discussions about media trends, consumer behavior, and strategic planning for content delivery in the evolving digital landscape.

The slide provides an overview of the distribution of video content titles across different services, emphasizing the growth in content availability.

This slide presents the growth of the global video game industry, with projections showing significant revenue increases driven by various gaming segments.

Discusses the increasing per capita spending on video games and eSports in Hong Kong, placing it within a global context. The slide provides data on revenue growth and highlights Hong Kong as a significant player in the video games market, particularly in comparison to Mainland China and other regions known for high per capita spending on gaming.

Examines the growth trajectory of the video games market in Hong Kong, forecasting strong revenue increases by 2025. The slide compares Hong Kong's market to global revenue distributions, highlighting significant contributions from major regions such as the US, Mainland China, and Japan. It provides insights into market dynamics and potential investment or marketing strategies within the gaming industry.

The slide analyzes video gaming revenue trends from 2020 to 2025, highlighting the growth in different gaming types (traditional vs. social/casual) across Mainland China, the US, and globally. It predicts significant revenue growth in the gaming industry, emphasizing the dominant market positions of China and the US.

Highlights the growing consumer interest in video streaming services across different countries. Essential for media companies to track changes in market interest and strategize for content delivery and platform engagement.

Focusing on the video streaming market, the slide showcases a consistent rise in consumer interest across different countries as indicated by search volume data, emphasizing the strong and continuing appeal of video subscription services and their importance in the media and entertainment landscape.

This slide explores consumer behavior if video account sharing is banned, analyzing willingness to accept ads, pay extra, or take new accounts.

The slide indicates that smart TVs are the most preferred devices for video viewing across all age groups, with a notable preference among older viewers.

This slide provides an in-depth look at digital consumer behavior in Vietnam, including media usage frequency and service adoption rates. It’s valuable for understanding consumer trends in the digital space, and could be used to inform strategic decisions for businesses targeting Vietnamese digital users.

Depicts Vietnam's digital economy and its expected growth by 2025 across various sectors like e-commerce, online travel, and transport & food. There are also expectations for economic growth influencing these projections.

This slide details the rapid growth trajectory of Vietnam's DFS against a previously low baseline, highlighting potential areas for digital innovation and investment in the financial sector.

The slide analyzes the increasing tech-savviness of digital merchants in Vietnam and their expected future reliance on digital platforms and tools. It highlights the critical role of digital platforms during the pandemic.

Analyzes digital participation across Vietnam's top metro cities, showing demand and supply dynamics in e-commerce, beneficial for regional market strategies and investment considerations.

The slide provides a comparative analysis of sector growth in Vietnam, with e-Commerce, Transport & Food, and Online Media seeing growth, while Online Travel decreases. Projected growth rates up to 2025 are also displayed.

Presents a snapshot of Vietnam’s GHG emissions by sector, government progress on climate goals, and a moderate improvement in the Green Economy Index. Highlights investment projects and challenges in private funding and renewable project execution.

Vietnam's EV share hit ~20% in 2024 with a goal of 30% by 2030. The slide credits VinFast and foreign OEMs like BYD and Geely, but notes infrastructure and cost challenges. Adoption remains below expectations despite policy and private sector support.

This slide visualizes private green investments in Vietnam, showing a decrease from $199M in 2023 to $161M in 2024. It segments investments into solar, transport, and wind, and notes 4 deals in 2024 versus 3 in 2023.

The slide compares online spending habits of high-value users (HVUs) to non-HVUs in Vietnam, useful for understanding consumer segmentation and targeting strategies in the digital economy.

Outlines private investments in Vietnam’s energy and sustainability sectors (2021–2023), with sharp drop in 2023. Provides rationale for future investment in grid upgrades, renewables, and agriculture. Highlights two recent solar-focused deals.

Details Vietnam’s emissions sources and outlines 2030 and 2050 green goals. Emphasizes RE targets, national strategies, and infrastructure plans. Indicates a ~19% decline in green investment for 2024.

Covers Vietnam’s emission, energy, and nature-related climate goals under NDCs, and outlines the policy progress including GHG reporting, power development plans (PDP8), and the $15.5B Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) Resource Mobilization Plan.

Shows private funding trends in Vietnam for different sectors, indicating a small increase in H1 2023. It suggests a focus on nascent sectors, hinting at emerging investment areas.

Examines Vietnam's climate goals and strategies, discussing emissions profiles, government commitments, and suggested actions for clearer energy policies.

Discusses Vietnam's investment trends in solar and wind energy, with a focus on government support and mobility projects.